Vitality claims for Pettingill Kidney-Wort Tablets in 1904 ad
Brooklyn reader Frances A. Gentry reports lasting relief from general debility and liver troubles after using Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets. The ad vows kidney focused restoration of vitality, offers free advice from the Consultation Department, and urges trying a bottle with risk outlined.
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Dr. Pettingill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francis A. Gentry
Bedford Ave
Pettingill
Washington wedding anniversary at Green Lodge event
The 20th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Washburn was celebrated at Green Lodge Westwood with elaborate electric lighting flowers and decor. Guests arrived by special trains and barges while the Dickenson Orchestra and other performers provided music. Governor Bates and many notable figures attended as hosts and guests, with numerous gifts presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Washburn
Green Lodge
Westwood
Boston
Charles E. Davidson
Medford
Albert Z. Washburn
Malden
Wilbur S. Griffin
Fred Farnsworth
Walter Rogers
Charles W. Farnsworth
Chelsea
Alden Washburn
Winnifred Washburn
Albert Davidson
Mrs. Washburn
Dedham Pottery
Franklin Hamilton
Martial Law in Colorado Spreads Amid Miners Turmoil
Martial law is in effect in San Miguel and Las Animas counties as miners’ troubles escalate. Governor Peabody ordered 300 more soldiers to Telluride. District commander Captain Bulkely Wells warned that expelled union miners attempting to return would be met with firm action. In Trinidad, delegates of the Coal Miners' Union of southern Colorado met to discuss resuming work under terms in place when the strike began last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
San Miguel
Las Animas
Peabody
Bell
Telluride
Bulkely Wells
Trinidad
Coal Miners’ Union of
Southern Colorado
Solitary Cells Full at Charlestown Prison
Dr. George W. Galvin warns that Charlestown state prison solitary confinement is full. He cites the case of Smith, subjected to perpetual isolation after speaking to Governor Crane during 1901 visits. Galvin launches a habeas corpus suit and appeals for funds to cover legal costs to challenge the treatment and publicize the plight of prisoners in solitary.
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Charlestown
Bridgewater
Galvin
Crane
Smith
Conlin
George W. Galvin
Charlestown State Prison
Massachusetts
Bates Dines Gen Chaffee Luncheon at University Club
Governor Bates hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the University Club honoring Lieutenant General Adna R. Chaffee chief of staff U S A Rear Admiral John C Watson U S N and Rear Admiral Casper F Goodrich U S N with a long list of state and city officials and prominent local business leaders in attendance including Lieutenant Governor Guild ex Governor Crane and various Senate and House leaders along with judges and editors of Boston papers.
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Bates
University Club
Adna R. Chaffee
John C. Watson
U.S. N
Casper F. Goodrich
U. S
Guild
James H. Doyle
Boston
Winthrop Murray Crane
George H. Lyman
EK. R. Champlin
George R. Jones
Senate
Louis A. Frothingham
House
Olin
Bradford
Parker
Henry E. Turner
George A. Hibbard
J. J. McCarthy
William H. Dyer
John ©. Kennedy
George B. Billings
James B. Reynolds
Dalton
Whitney
Blood
Brigham
Carpenter
Louis M. Hammond
Boston Transcript
John H. Fahey
Boston Traveler
H. J. Taft
Boston Journal
Governors Bates and Leonard Attend East Boston Supper
Governor John L Bates and the Rev Joel M Leonard were guests at the sixth annual Ladies Aid Society supper at Meridian Street Church East Boston. About 500 Methodists dined as speeches were delivered by Gov Bates Rev Leonard several pastors and ex mayor Geo H Carter. Mrs Lillian Bates Carter served as toastmaster and Rev L J Bates received a rocking chair gift from the society amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bates
Joel M. Leonard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Meridian Street Church
East
Boston
Gov. Bates
Joel Leonard
L. A. Neiss
H. A. Manchester
F. W. Sprague
Geo. H. Spencer
James CC. Young
Geo. H. Carter
Chelsea
Lillian Bates Carter
L. 3 B. Bates
Chelsea Labor Union Threat to Make Chelsea Day
The Chelsea Central Labor Union announced plans to influence the next election to make Chelsea “ary” and urged union labor for all existing saloon work. They endorsed Boston bottlers, drivers, waiters, bartenders, and electricians unions and resolved to address legislators urging direct legislation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Central Labor Union
Chelsea
Labo
Boston
Electricians’ Union
Stationary Engineers Hold Boston Reunion at Paine Hall
About 500 members and friends attended the annual reunion of the Boston chapter of the National Association of Stationary Engineers at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street. Speeches were given by P. H. Hogan national president C. F national vice president T. N. Kelsey state deputy W. F. Blodgett state association president and A. S Smith national educational committee chair. W. W. McLean led the reception.
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Boston
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
P. H. Hogan
C. F
T. N. Kelsey
Spe Cration
W. F. Blodgett
State Association
A. 8 S. Smith
National Educational Committee
W. W. McLean
Entries for Boston Horse Show Closing Reminder
Horsemen and intending exhibitors are reminded that the final closing of entries for the Boston horse show will take place at midnight tomorrow.
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Boston
Mrs Gardner to reopen palace at Fenway Court in April
Mrs John L Gardner will open the palace at Fenway Court for public days again, adding five days in April after the earlier set. The new dates run from Tuesday April 12 for five days, with visiting hours 12 to 3 according to prior schedule.
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Mrs. Gardner
Fenway Court
John L. Gardner
Palace
Linehan Faces Off With Sheriff Seavey at Hearing
Sheriff Seavey of Suffolk County and Rep. Frank J. Linehan, Boston, clashed at a hearing on election laws. Linehan argued to allow nominations for sheriff in Suffolk by caucus rather than convention. Seavey said the dispute was personal over a jail contract. Linehan called it a lie. Senator McKinley halted personal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavey
Suffolk County
Frank J. Linehan
Boston
Committee On Election Laws
Linehan
Suffolk
Lineup of the Leaders in Hearst and Olney Delegates
A list of Hearst and Olney leaders in Massachusetts taking prominent roles in the race for delegates to the St Louis convention. Names include Hearst figures George Wred Wilbur Drinkwater Curran Feeney Moran Lewis O Gara Doyle Twerager Watson Coulthurst Harrington Murray Dean Drinkwater Folan Walsh Conners Doherty Davis Gerry Brown Davenport and Olney figures Patrick Collins Gaston Quincy Douglas Carroll O Neill Hamlin Sullivan Matthews Flaherty Corcoran Fitzgerald Burnett Thayer Crosby Fitzgerald Donovan Lee Lomasney Gargan Kelcher McNary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Hearst
Massachusetts
St. Louis
George Wred Wilbur A. C. Drinkwater
Frank FP. Curran
John P. Feeney
John B. Moran
Charles D. Lewis
John O'Gara
James H. Doyle
Philly Twerager
James A. Watson
John A. Coulthurst
Arthur Harrington
William F. Murray
Charles A. Dean
Horace Drinkwater
James M. Folan
Stephen M. Walsh
W. P. Conners
Philip J. Doherty
Thomas L. Davis
Gerry Brown
W. A. Davenport
Patrick A. Collins
William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
William L. Douglas
James B. Carroll
Joseph H. O'Neil
Charles 8
Drill medals awarded to Golden Miller and Buck
The 10th annual prize drill of the non coms of Company A Fifth Regiment was held last evening at the Charlestown armory with 52 entries. Medal recipients were Sergeant David Golden of Newton. Corporal G. E. Miller of Stoneham. and Sergeant W. L. Buck, all from Company C Fifth Regiment. Drill officers were Captain Smith and Lieutenants Bray and Wilson.
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Charlestown
David Golden
Newton
G. E. Miller
Stoneham
W. L. Buck
Smith
Bray
Wilson
Cunard Line to Fit New Steamers with Turbines
London March 24 The Cunard Line directors officially confirmed plans to outfit the forthcoming steamers under British government agreement with turbine engines.
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Cunard Line
London
Fitzgerald Talks to Mosquito Yacht Club Reminiscences
The Hon. John F. Fitzgerald spoke on Reminiscences of Men I Have Met at the Capitol before 500 people at the Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club in South Boston last night. Prominent attendees included John B. Martin Daniel MecIsaac and ex-Representative John J. Toomey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
John F. Fitzgerald
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
South Boston
John B. Martin
Daniel MecIsaac
John J. Toomey
Granite City Club Holds Annual Banquet at United States Hotel
The Granite City Club held its annual banquet last night at the United States Hotel with 125 covers. President Fred G. Jones presided as toastmaster while invited guests included Charles H. Winslow Charles Porter Benjamin Jones and James H. Lovering, each delivering an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City Club
United States Hotel
Fred G. Jones
Charles H. Winslow
Charles Porter
Benjamin Jones
James H. Lovering
Law School Class of 1905 Banquet Held at Revere House
The second annual banquet of Boston University Law School Class of 1905 was held last night at the Revere House with over 100 attendees. Charles L. Newton acted as toastmaster. Speakers included Dean Melville M. Bigelow, George E. Gardner, Matt T. Abbott, Thomas J. Emery and John J. Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
Revere House
Charles L. Newton
Dean Melville M. Bigelow
George E. Gardner
Matt T. Abbott
Thomas J. Emery
John J. Cosgrove
Carpenters in Harmony Now Work Agreement Sought
At a special Carpenters' District Council meeting the Woodworkers' District Council submitted a request for a working agreement to govern subordinate affiliations. The council welcomed the proposal as a way to dispel past discord. A committee representing the Brotherhood and Amalgamated was appointed to adjust grievances. Members are Daniel H. Deegan P. A. Morley James T. Campbell J. H. Mc Donald N. T. Perry D. Gallagher and J. F. Medland.
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Carpenters’ District Council
Woodworkers’ District Council
Coroneters' Council
Daniel H. Deegan
P. A. Morley
James T. Campbell
J. H. McDonald
N. T. Perry
D. Gallagher
J. F. Medland
Women tailors strike for equal pay and hours
Women employees at George Bradley's shop 47 Boylston street protest nine hour workdays while men in similar work are paid for eight hours A. A. Browstein voices solidarity at the Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers Union meeting Efforts to settle continue and ten men and eight women are involved in the strike lasting likely a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradley
Boylston Street
A. A. Browstein
Ladies’ Tailors’ and Dressmakers’ Union 36
Boston union declines affiliation with national alliance
Boston Building Laborers district council votes unanimously to not affiliate with the National Structural Building Trades Alliance. Unions report solid work and good business prospects as master builders agreement holds until July 1. Business Agent James Galvin notes nearly all members are at work and benefits of affiliation are not evident.
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Boston Building Laborers’ District Council
National Structural Building Trades Alliance
Master Builders’ Association
Structural Alliance
James Galvin
Engineers Oppose Politics and Strikes in Boston Meeting
A Boston union gathering of the National Association of Stationary Engineers drew 525 at Paine Memorial Hall. International president P. H. Hogan warned against political or religious controversies and any strikes. Speakers included W. R. F. Whalen and others detailing union progress and achievements.
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Boston
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Paine Memorial Hall
P. H. Hogan
W. R. F. Whalen
Boston Engineers
Union 16
W. W. McLean
C. F. Hart
T. N. Kelsey
W. F. Blodgett
W. J. Donovan
A. S. Smith
C. L. Page
J. H. O'Neil
Labor unions announce wage efforts and lectures across Boston area
J F Devine of Roxbury Carpenters Union 67 is named special agent to push a 3 a day for 8 hours in Milton Mattapan and Somerville. Various unions plan lectures, elections and alliances including Machinists, Tailors and Strippers. A drivers union forms with meetings at Wells Memorial and 177 Huntington Ave.
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J. F. Devine
Roxbury Carpenters’ Union 67
Boston Carpenters’ District Council
Milton
Mattapan
Somera
Unity Lodge of Machinists
George A. Tracy
John Martin
Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
Boston Lodge of Machinists
Charles R. Sterling
Navy Yard and Arsenal District
International
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Tailoring Company
Horseshoers
F. A. Kennedy
National Biscuit Company
Springfield
James R. Crozier
A. F. of
Driscoll
Wells Memorial Building
Washington Street
Wharf and
Carpenters’ District Council
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 204
Wives and Daughters of
Tennis D. Driscoll
Anna Bowen
Huntington Avenue
Dance Prize Fight Foiled by Boston Police
Prize fight intrigue in Boston ends before it begins as officers from division 3 halt masked entrants in evening dress using dance tickets as a blind. Alleged principals Matty Baldwin and Billy Rice are stopped prior to their bout at the North End venue.
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Boston
North End
Division 3
Matty Baldwin
Billy Rice
Get My Book if Sick Dont Send a Penny
A bold promotional pitch for Dr Shoop s Restorative promises a risk free trial. The writer claims high cure rates and urges readers to order books detailing remedies for dyspepsia heart kidneys women and rheumatism with a money back guarantee and druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Calls Bates Plan Ridiculous in Agriculture Board Fight
William R. Sessions, former secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, called Governor Bates proposed reorganization “perfectly ridiculous” and urged the board be kept as an advisory body. He warned against appointing politicized commissioners and said farmers would prefer the governor drop the board entirely. President H. H. Goodell and others criticized the bill’s inconsistency and power to appoint, while Ex-Senator Morse argued politics could be present either way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
Bates
Mr. Sessions
H. H. Goodell
the Agricultural College
Goodell
Henry T. Fernald
Stockwell
Board of Agriculture
State House
Morse
Commonwealth
Koch Lung Cure Claims Asthma and Consumption Victory
Dr Edward Koch a renowned lung specialist asserts a cure for consumption and asthma via his method. He reports numerous recoveries even in severely damaged lungs, with a Boston office at 361 Boylston Street where he personally treats patients using a lung-targeted medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Koch
Koch
Boston
Boylston Street
Discuss School Politics Plan in Chicago Schools
Contemporary debate on organizing schools into miniature national state and municipal governments. Mrs. Duff supports practical political education, John Casey backs teaching government, Dr. D. Harkins opposes, Louis Sonnabend argues early political education benefits future leaders.
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Duff
Chicago School Board
John Casey
D. Harkins
Louis Sonnabend
Brandeis to Speak on Public Franchise Rights
Louis D. Brandeis will speak next Wednesday at 8 PM at the Citizens' Trade Association Hall in Cambridge. The topic is The Legal Rights of Public Franchise Companies in Our Streets covering street railways and utilities such as telegraph, telephone, gas and electric light.
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Paw- Paw
Paw-Paw
Munyon
Louis D. Brandeis
Citizens’ Trade Association Hall
Cambridge
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
An old ad promises a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee from the manufacturer. The text includes a signature and states a price of 25 cents.
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Greene
E. W.rove
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